Cloudflare has expanded access to several tools that were previously restricted to enterprise contracts, moving logging, data transformation and dashboard features into its self-service plans.
The company said Logpush is now available to Free, Pro and Business customers through usage-based pricing. Logpush sends records from Cloudflare services to external storage, security and analytics systems, allowing customers to examine traffic and investigate incidents with their existing tools. Cloudflare has also added datasets covering account-level firewall events, WebSocket analytics and visibility into post-quantum connections.
Transformers, a companion feature for changing records before they leave Cloudflare, is also being made generally available. Customers can use SQL rules to remove unneeded fields, redact sensitive values, enrich records or change their format. That can reduce the need to operate a separate data-processing pipeline solely to prepare Cloudflare logs for another system.
Custom Dashboards have likewise been opened to all customers. The feature lets users assemble views around selected operational metrics rather than relying only on preset displays. Cloudflare said most generally available features introduced during its latest product week are offered on the free tier, while some use pay-as-you-go pricing. Differences between plans increasingly concern usage volume rather than whether a capability exists at all, according to the company.
Access controls are changing as well. Cloudflare said role-based permissions are available for nearly all products at the account and zone level. Workers has joined R2 and Access in supporting permissions for individual resources, giving administrators a more precise way to divide responsibility among teams.
For organizations managing multiple projects, users can now create additional free accounts directly from the dashboard. Each account is billed separately, which can help separate spending between teams or projects. Cloudflare said enterprise customers should temporarily continue requesting extra accounts through their account teams so existing agreements and subscriptions can be applied.
A higher-level Organizations service is intended to group accounts under shared administration, analytics and audit records. It is in beta for enterprise customers, with general availability planned in October and a rollout to free accounts expected in early 2027. Cloudflare said Organizations can also share selected security and identity configurations.
The changes advance a pledge Cloudflare made a year earlier to reduce the functional divide between enterprise and self-service customers. The company acknowledged that it has not yet reached the goal of offering every feature to every customer. Limits, support arrangements, contracts and consumption levels will continue to distinguish plans even as more underlying tools become available without an enterprise agreement.
